You will learn how to spin wool with a drop spindle first. Then you will learn how to spin with a spinning wheel. It takes time for most people to get hang of it. Most of the time you will keep practicing. If you have taken a beginner’s class before but you have not done … Continue reading Spinning for beginners
This is an informal spinning workshop which you can make your own batt from variety of collective fibers with a drum carder($3 per ounce) and spin on your own spinning wheel to chat with other spinners. There is only one drum carder so you need to take turn to use it. You are welcome to … Continue reading Spinning for intermediate
In this workshop you will learn how to make a simple hat with a rim as shown in the pictures. I will show one step at a time so you will sew along the instruction. This pattern does not require a lining. However, I use an interfacing for the rims because it makes the rims … Continue reading Hat Making [In-person & Zoom]
Bengala is an iron oxide that comes from the soil, and the origin of the word is from the Bengala area in India as the process was introduced in that area. In Japan, it has been used for coloring ceramics and lacquer ware. It also functions as protection against insect infestation and decay when it … Continue reading Bengala Dye Workshop
This is a promotional class for people who are not sure if they should sign up the Basic Course or who would like to enjoy weaving without setting up warp. During this class you will learn the basic weaving technique and a few extra techniques on pre-set warp. Weaving on a SAORI style is simple … Continue reading Trial Class
This is a promotional class for people who are not sure if they should sign up the Basic Course or who would like to enjoy weaving without setting up warp. During this class you will learn the basic weaving technique and a few extra techniques on pre-set warp. Weaving on a SAORI style is simple … Continue reading Trial Class
